The Mormons settled Payson, Utah in Utah County in 1850 and dedicated the Payson Tabernacle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1872. It was originally called Peteetneet, in honor of the nearby Peteetneet Creek but in 1851, it was named Payson after James Pace, one of the original settlers’ families.
Regular Blogs
Foot care items are the fare in this blog, which posts about how to care for feet, neuromas, how to prevent calluses, and the basics of flat feet.
http://www.aspenfootandankle.com/blog/
A Payson flea market run by an antique enthusiast since 2005 is the topic of this blog. It is full of photographs and descriptions of items which are going up for sale, information about the independent vendors, which number approximately a dozen, and the history of this shopping mecca in town.
http://fleaology.blogspot.com
The Payson Chronicle, which has been a newspaper in town for more than 100 years, is the host and source of this weblog. The blog displays local news, obituaries, public service announcements and items, and events.
http://paysonchronicle.blogspot.com
